Reviews (page 13 of 13)
Never been a huge fan. Tried many times to listen to this band and see what others do, but can’t.
there are things i need to do to mick jagger. none of them positive
They're ok, but I've never been able to digest the Rolling Stones. 5/10
Not a fan of The Rolling Stones, but the first track on the album started well enough, but by the end I wanted it to be over. When they are focused on pure rock, I think they’re a decent listen, but the country songs were straight garbage and ruined any chance of this album getting a 3
Some bangers, but relys on nostalgia
I am once again docking a star because the Rolling Stones are fucking weird and gross about women.
Punktabzug für das hässliche Albumcover
Probably should stop writing songs about slaves and pissing off women!!!
The Stones are mid and you can't change my mind. Baffles me that they often get compared to the Beatles. I guess wild horses is a good song amongst these otherwise average, forgettable tracks.
Brown Sugar is by far the best song on the album, but overall I'd give this a 2 stars.
I've always had mixed feelings about The Rolling Stones. They've been such a long-lasting legacy, it should take a really unique album of theirs to make this list, but unfortunately, this album is as unique as grilled cheese. Very bland rock that bores you more as the album goes on. Hell, the best song on the album is a cover song. Favorite song: "You Gotta Move".
brown sugar feels a little fetishy, and misogynistic, and references to slavery while romanticizing/sexualizing the issue 1/10 sway, i like the riffs and the guitars, lyrics are meh, still romanticizing drugs IMO 5/10 honestly could not finish the album bc it is not my genre and i don't like the lyrics even tho the instrumentals are good.
Good but not my genre
Based on my typical love for the 70s/80s I had high hopes for this album.
That’s certainly one of the album covers of all time. That’s not one my lazy typos that elude me until these things are updated. It’s a bad stolen joke. Anyway. Let’s get the next train wreck on the tracks. Our First stop gets us to a song that regales us with the heartwarming tale of a slave ship captain who likes to have sex with black women. Music really is a beautiful expression of feeling isn’t it? What is a tent show queen? That’s probably also racist. This song stripped of lyrics is actually great, but I can’t abide by this whole er “package.” Sway was decent? I suppose. My 2024 brain has been broken. I can only imagine a drag queen with a speech impediment. Moving swiftly onward. Wild horses is bad country. I feel like I’ve heard this song covered a billion times. This one might be a cover for all I know but it’s the perfect song to cover for people on TikTok who can’t sing AND have no personality. Is this a good time to mention I’ve never really loved the Rolling Stones? I find them to be grating for the most part. During this pseudo-jazz breakdown in the middle of another boring song, I am feeling justified in that previous opinion. It’s fine. Like just in the middle fine. Alright. Jail song. This is either the entrance theme to hit movie “Holes,” or the ambient music from “Prison Tycoon.” Oh my god. Is Adam Sandler on vocals? This is his exact joke singing delivery. With what sounded like a barrage of insults. It’s not that bad. Probably the best so far, honestly. I hate the horns in this song, but the rest of it is pretty cool. Bitch, eh? This was probably pretty subversive for the day. Now all bets are off, but back then, between this album cover and a song called “Bitch,” some exorcists were definitely called. That’s a good thing in my book. This song is terrible. It’s Aerosmith with a slightly less obnoxious vocalist. The organ has a nice tone, but then that also veers this thing close to the riverboat casino territory. Bad song. Now I’ve got the blues. More white guy blues. Nothing going on here. Oh my god he’s trying to do American Country. Which from the era it’s worshipping, that would be good, but this has dumb piano parts. Saloon-core. Dreadful. Moonlight Mile is ok. I JUST WANT TO LIKE STUFF. I really don’t open these up with the intention of being an asshole. Am I too critical? Has my brain has been ruined by instant gratification loops perpetuated by society’s devolvement into a culture meant to extract maximal profit with minimal quality? Whatever the answers might be to my rhetorical questions, I didn’t enjoy this. Yet again. The instrumentation was bland, the vocals are too much or downright bad, but the songs are the big issue for me. The songs aren’t good. Structures were boring, instrument choices were bad. Attempts at melody come off hackneyed and depths below The Beatles or even the Beach Boys of a similar era. For what we lost in an enjoyable musical experience, we gained in world famous rapper “Sticky Fingaz”, who had a prominent feature on Eminem’s track “Remember Me.” So that really is something. 1.5-2 HIGHLIGHTS: You Gotta Move, Bitch (Not a demand)
If I'm going to listen to The Rolling Stones, this is the album I'd listen to. That said, I don't particularly ever want to listen to it.
Singles are huge, the rest is just dull and uninspiring
I will never understand what is supposed to make The Rolling Stones stand out in the endless sea of 60s/70s hard rock. The vocals are generic, the guitar playing is generic, the drums are generic, the songwriting is generic. Feels like a band that should have had like 1 mildly successful album, then faded into the mist. Kinda fucking hate this weird mix of hard rock and country. You're British, Sir Michael Philip Jagger, you are NOT "rootin'-tootin'".
¯\_(ツ)_/¯ idk not for me some whacky songs like sister morphine
I don't like the Rolling Stones
I try my best to respect the Rolling Stones, but with each album I fail to see more and more what exactly this band did that was so amazing. At this point multiple other bands had done the "British band likes American rock" schtick better, and that leaves this apparently "iconic album" to be one of the Stones' weakest so far, only because it lacks that absolutely iconic hit each album had for the sake of a few okay ones. It just doesn't spark intrigue. I'm sure this makes it clear I prefer the Beatles in that debate, but frankly the two aren't even comparable.
Never really listened to the Stones, realizing now I don't care about Mick Jagger
Has a few good songs. Most didn’t do anything for me.
Some classic tracks on here but the album is spoilt by Jagger trying to do some parody Country and Western vocals on too many tracks. It was a parody right?
This album was ok. Some of the songs were fairly good, and some were forgettable and uninteresting. All together below average. 2.4/5 -> 2/5
a little repititative
Very hard hitting guitars and I def hear the blues influence a lot. Unexpectedly jazzy at times
Mid
The Stone it and miss for me. This is mostly miss, especially Jaggers affectations on You Gotta Move. 2 stars for Wild Horses obviously.
Let’s talk about the good stuff first. This album came out the year before Exiles on Main Street and is musically much superior. There are some really nice (but not exactly original) blues riffs on here. However, it’s impossible to review this without addressing the steaming great racist, misogynist elephant in the room. Brown Sugar is the most gratuitously offensive song to ever hit the charts, and how it still gets played is beyond me.
Decent, can drag a lot at times, which is soooo rolling stones
Betydelig bedre end forrige album, men alligevel ikke noget som efterlod et ønske om at høre den igen
Más blues de lo que esperaba de los stones (no esperaba absolutamente nada)
Did the Stones ever do anything interesting? By the time Sticky Fingers came out both The Beatles and The Velvet Underground had come and gone. Black Sabbath was releasing music by this time. The songs are well-crafted but to my ears they are all so obvious: bluesy dude rock with lush instrumentation. It's just not for me.
Too bluesy for me
Rolling Stones don't do it for me.
Looking back at this point, it feels a lot like country music. Certainly I respect the Rolling Stones, although it's not my style at all.
Kinda underwhelmed considering the reputation this thing had. Then again, Brown Sugar was always a bit too cheesy out of the Stones singles for me to get into,so no wonder. Bitch and Sister Morphine are great, and Dead Flowers goes from laughable to incredible in the second half quite quickly, but overall not really into this one
I don’t get it. Had some good songs, but by and large it’s a bunch of drunk friends trying to play the blues
I generally don’t care for the Rolling Stones, but find this album particularly uninspired and distasteful. White dudes doing a Ledbelly impersonation while strutting around and horndogging over black women (I guess, reading the lyrics closely, self-awarely?). “Moonlight Mile” is the only sonically interesting track for me.
idk I really dont like this but I could forget it was on enough for it to be listenable
This is not what I expected when I saw it was a Rolling Stones album. Pretty basic sounding country/folk. I wouldn’t call this rock. And I’m over the tight pants too.
Objectively funny album cover. I’ve realized they’re not a band I can listen to by the album.
Decently mediocre as usual, some good ones but not my faves. Solid listen, not mad at it, just never really been a big Stones fan. I like the album art and I did find one track that made me go "oh yeah" so high 2's.
More of a cover impact than a music one I'd say. Few gems on here but overall not their best. Stones have always been on the bottom of the top classic rock powerhouses for me. Nonetheless, still a powerhouse.
Meh. It's fine I guess. Stones have a handful of pretty amazing hits but otherwise they are mostly mediocre otherwise for me. In a 50 year discography I can fill a solid greatest hits and then skip the other 85%. Their deep cuts have rarely done it for me. I've never been high on Brown Sugar or Wild Horses so this album is nothing special for me. 2.00 stars
This album didn't do much for me, The Rolling Stones as a whole don't really do much for me.
What you expect from the Rolling Stones. I won't listen to it again. It even has a country style song on it that references the Kentucky Derby.
Only listened to the first two songs and didn’t really like it. Might give it a listen someday again
Не знаю... Sway было неплохо, а хард-рок в начале и кантри во всем остальном альбоме мне не понравились
Its ok. Not a huge stones fan but I do appreciate the blues! Didn’t listen to brown sugar for obvious reasons.
If you like the stones, you'll love this album. As a not that big fan of the stones, it suffers from a lot of the issues I have with their music. The production and mix sounds like it should be from the 40s. The guitar can be really great, but a lot of the rest can just miss. Wild Horses is the stay out to me here, but the mix is so rough it's hard to listen to the original album version. 2.3
Good performances. The songs aren't life-changing in any way and may not have the finest songs, but they do sound good enough. It is quintessentially Rolling Stones, even down to the juvenile album cover. Pleasant enough listening. Brown Sugar stands out. Can't You Hear Me Knocking turns into an excellent jam. I don't think it reaches the sonic heights of Gimme Shelter, You Can't Always Get What You Want or Start Me Up. Nothing very new here, but it is a classic Stones album.
I know this isn't a popular statement, but I'm just not a fan of the vocals
Ok first Rolling Stones album on the list but I’m sure there will be like ten more. These guys always show up on best of lists but I’ve never met anybody who actually listens to them. Everyone knows some of their songs but does anybody really love The Rolling Stones? It must be a conspiracy or something I think. Anyways on to the album. It’s not great. It’s better than that Derek and the Dominoes album I had to listen to but that’s not saying much. There’s like one or two good songs on here and the rest are filler. As a bonus for anyone who sits through the whole thing, Mick Jagger attempts a southern accent on Dead Flowers and it’s not good.
Wow… brown sugar really aged like milk. Besides that, no song could really incite any emotion in me.
12/4/23. Meh, maybe I'm not a huge Rolling Stones guy. Can't You Hear Me Knocking is a standout, and Dead Flowers I enjoyed, but the rest just didn't resonate with me.
Not a stones fan
I am sure it is a good album, but I am not feeling it. I guess I liked rolling stones more than I thought
Mó paia
I didnt get hot or cold from it, is what my grandpa would say
Okay guys, we know you do heavy drugs. Even the popular songs are boring. This was music for old people from the minute it was made. I do not get why Rolling Stones are/were popular at all.
Wild Horses is the best song
The Stones have always been one of those background bands for me. Not particularly offensive to me but I've also never had any inclination to take them very seriously either. Listening to this album clarifies why that's the case for me. I can stand it in small doses but after more than two songs I just find the bluesy rock stuff grating and one dimensional.
Didn't like the genre
Standout tracks: Brown Sugar, Moonlight Mile
How did a band with maybe two good songs end up with about seven albums on here?
Meh
that was a wild ride across dorky, boring, and annoying
2.5/5 The Rolling Stones seemed so country to me. I thought they were more rock and roll or even on the edge of metal. There is too much taint for me to listen to this album with a completely open mind even though I really did try. I liked one song: "Wild Horses," but I actually preferred a different cover that my other half recommended better. Not really my taste.
dont let me go there
I expected more rock but it gave me more classic american folk with a rock twist. No heads were boppin
I was always much more Beatles than Stones, with this album cementing some of the reasons why. The faux-americana of tracks like Dead Flowers makes me physically cringe. What were they even thinking. The lyrics of Brown Sugar are just pretty strange as well. It could make for a good sombre, thought provoking track but the music alongside the lyrics makes it sound almost celebratory of the raping of slaves. Wtf Mick. Other than that it's alright. 2.5*
Good I guess. I don’t know, wasn’t special for me.
Dad rocks; although the brass section surprised me
Not my favourite Rolling Stones album
Pretty boring
Never really been a Stones fan
Meh. Like the previous Rolling Stones album, it doesn't do anything for me.
It's a Rolling Stones album. Some good songs, some okay songs, some 'homages' to old blues and gospel music of the past. Other than Beggars, Aftermath and possibly Let It Bleed, Stones albums tend to follow this patchy pattern, and Fingers is no exception. Dead Flowers is an absolute classic, and Brown Sugar has THAT riff. Wild Horses probably fits into the canon of classic Stones songs too, but I have heard it so much it kind of passed me by here. Those songs aside, this is definitely not their best or most consistent.
Somehow didn't really dig this one, like, at all. Wild horses was good. Brown sugar was racist and rapey. Idk man won't revisit
I said it
It’s all a bit samey isn’t it? It’s very well done but it doesn’t excite me that much… there are better covers of Wild Horses out there than this original.
Starts off good but then nothing much to shout about. Solid album
Omslaget är bättre och mer klassisk än vad låtarna är.
2.5
i just can't with this
There are some good rocking tracks on this. There are some interminably long and boring tracks in this (looking at you Can't You Hear Me Knocking?) album. Has it stood the test of time? Kinda. Is it way past its best? Also yes. Is it good for four or five stars? Even three? No.
Man this album was boring. Had 1 catchy good track. The rest was just a bunch of mono bluesy crap
Hate Micky Jagger's voice. Can't you hear me knocking I will say is the business.
thought i'd vibe with this more than i ended up doing
eeeeh
Meh. Wish the Stones could do an album without completely out of touch lyrics for once.
Not a big stones fan and this album is nothing special
Have never been a big listener of the Stones and still don't really understand how they've made a multi-decade career out of playing different versions of 4 or 5 songs... The hits are still hits, 'Brown Suger'and 'Wild Horses', but sound best suited to being blasted out by a wedding DJ at 11pm after the father of the bride and his mates have got on the sauce and are wanting a good ol' sing-song.
I saw a Stones tribute recently a
Giving it a 2 ⭐️⭐️ out of 5. Not making it into my top 100 albums. Songs I might listen to again - Can’t you hear me knocking (enjoyed the guitar solo and The Doors vibe). But not a massive Rolling Stones fan (although Paint it Black is a brilliant song)
Okej, but not impressed.
Love the melancholic vibe of Wild Horses, would have left the rest of the songs on the cutting room floor (yes even Brown Sugar). Why does the Rolling Stones music always sound so perv-y.
Couple tracks with cool sound, nothing that really grabbed me.
A highly flawed album with redeemable qualities. I'll go through it song by song. Brown Sugar - They are really walking the tightrope here between celebrating rape and slavery, and simply commenting on it. The diehard fans might side with the latter argument, but I fail to see it. A shameful, tone-deaf song that sounds annoying even without the controversial subject matter. (-2) Sway - Straddles a middle ground of mediocrity, a commercially produced, radio friendly amalgamation that can't decide if it wants to go full on soulful blues, or full on edgy hard rock, so does a bit of both half assed, though finishes with a very nice crescendo. (±0) Wild Horses - A very pretty ballad. Nice guitar work. (+1) Can't You Hear Me Knocking - A lively tune about what sounds like a drug addict trying to break into someone's house. Would be a forgettable song on it's own, but the saxophone and guitar solos that follow make it easily the high point of the album. Not a coincidence that it's also the longest stretch we have without hearing Jagger's voice. (+1) You Gotta Move - Mick Jagger is back attempting a molasses paced traditional gospel blues number. Not the worst thing we'll hear today, but not exactly memorable. Props for crediting the original author *cough* Led Zeppelin *cough*. (±0) Bitch - The brass backing on this track is fantastic and lively enough to make this worth listening to, despite Mick Jagger's struggles to stay in tune. Harmonies are annoying. (+1) I Got the Blues - Slower numbers seem to suit Jagger much better. Nice horn flourishes. Organ solo was dope. (+1) Sister Morphine - Once again Jagger proves that laid-back numbers are more up his alley. Beautiful guitar playing, overall an atmospheric song. (+1) Dead Flowers - Thought the album was over, and YouTube auto-play algorithm shifted me onto some generic country. Nope, still the Stones. The worst of them in fact. Fake southern drawls, out of tune harmonies and uninspired crooning. (-1) Moonlight Mile - Shoulda ended the album with Sister Morphine. (±0) Final tally +2
I feel almost guilty that I don't actively like the Stones but they just don't provoke a reaction in me. This is a decent enough album, solid work and clearly skilled but I'm left feeling very meh by them. Longevity is their biggest selling point imo, and I kind of think everyone who's covered their stuff has done it better? :D Wild Horses was good but not something I'd mark out as must-listen.
Was expecting this to be better.
Always good to be reminded just how revolutionary the Stones were at the practice of taking the culture of black artists (mainly blues), watering it down, and presenting it to an eager *white* audience.
Not a fan
For some reason, this has popped up a second time. Here is a copy paste of my previous review.... A couple of great singles (and Moonlight Mile, which is a tune), but otherwise a lot of boring, coke addled, sludgy, half arsed blues. There really aren't that many great Stones albums. I feel like they were much more a singles band. (Obviously Let It Bleed is an exception to this)
Not sure this is their best album, really, but enjoyable nevertheless
Never was a HUGE Stones fan, so 2.5 stars.
Just cant get into the rollong stones. I thiught they would be more cool and more British. Theres a country song in here. It wasn't a good one.
20% of decent songs, like in all the Stones discog
A couple of great singles (and Moonlight Mile, which is a tune), but otherwise a lot of boring, coke addled, sludgy, half arsed blues. There really aren't that many great Stones albums. I feel like they were much more a singles band. (Obviously Let It Bleed is an exception to this)
I do not like this band. This album did not change my mind.
I have a strange relationshp with the Stones. I dislike a lot of their stuff, then occasionally there's one track that's so great you can forgive the rest of it. None of those tracks are on this album, unfortunately. Jagger's voice becomes annoying quickly, I think I'd like the band more with a different voice.
Too country for me. // Favs: Bitch Score: Decent 2
another nice rock album, nothing special for me and sounded pretty monotone
Sounds kinda yee-yee. Don't like it too much so far. Can't you hear me knocking i lowkey good tho.
all these old albums are pretty mid
false
The blues are alive and kickin in this rock album. This doesn't resonate a whole lot with me, might be an era thing.
very country sounding. not exactly the kind of classic rock album I like
Overall, a fine album. The songs we all know are okay, and the ones that don't have an orchestra just seem like middling rock, with a delta blues song just lifted from it's spiritual roots. Sway is the best song on it, for the mixing and orchestration.
Bis auf ihre Gassenhauer (s. 'Forty Licks') hab ich es ja nicht so mit den Stones, da macht diese Scheibe keine Ausnahme. Eine Stones-Platte ist eine Stones-Platte ist eine Stones-Platte…
I loved let it bleed so much and think some of these songs are amazing, but as an album it's just not there
2.5
Just don't get this
More country sounding than I thought. A bit tamer than I thought from rolling stones. Couple of the first songs were good but the rest bit dull
Not the best stones album
sweaty
Why is he trying to show off his peen
buns also he got his dih in the album no
N/A
I did not like this ablum and i discovered that i am a rolling stones hater. Bc why do they feel so comfortable talking ab balck ppl like that ???? And idc ab the release date (i'm super happy that i've discovered this bc now i know i dislike them). I wish i could rate it a 0/5.
thought I wouldn’t like this. I was wrong I hated it
The Rolling stones are a bunch of pedophiles
This project has taught me that I genuinely hate the Rolling Stones. You Gotta Move is actually offensive.
Rolling Stones once again giving me the ick with Brown Sugar. Yikes. No recovering from that, and it was boring from there. Listened before? N Saved to library? N Favorite track(s): N/A ⭐: Hated it.
Misogyny, racism, and ephebophilia all wrapped up in one song. And that's just the opening. Yippee. There are so many songs in the classic rock sphere that also relish these subjects and wow, is it exhausting to not be a white man in this world. Brown Sugar aside, I've never been a fan of the Rolling Stones. I don't like their sound and the artificiality of it all. Mick Jagger's voice grates on me. Wild Horses would be a lovely song if someone else sang it. Can't You Hear Me Knocking is amazing until Mick opens his mouth. I guess I am not the target audience for this. I get that it's beloved and considered iconic, classic, etc. Some things are best left in the past. Nice sock, dude.
Excellent, just what I needed on a filthy December Monday having fought through the traffic to do my menial office job for about half of what I should be paid... An album made by millionaires jacked up on Class As sitting around in their mansions writing half-arsed songs about their cocaine addictions... Whoopy-do. The Stones should have disbanded at the same time as The Beatles and saved us all from having to listen to this dreck.
I had never taken the time to listen to a full Roll8ng Stones album but now that I have, I understand a lot of the criticism I've had throughout the years. The more listen, the more generic it sounds. This album feels like a bunch pieces from better, more knowledgeable musicians thrown together by people who just want to sound "bluesy". I am incredibly bored. The lyrics are also uninteresting... Wild horses was almost 2 minutes of the same loop. Like they ran out of ideas. It goes from terrible white guy country to empty blues/jazz. Singer can't sing for shit Oh no, "I got the blues" is terrible
Not really my vibe
1.5
I really, really hate their music.
This classic ain't for me
1 star for the weird fucking lyrics on brown sugar.
“Wild Horses”: yes Rest of the album: no Album cover and title: god no
Brown Sugar is so bad oh my god what was Mick Jagger thinking 😭😭😭 I like the rolling stones but this album was hitting for me bro
I don't like the Rolling Stones, I couldn't get into this album. There are a few songs that are a little overplayed in addition to just not my thing.
didn't vibe with it
OK, I'm not a Stones fan and probably never will be. But this record is supposed to be their best, oh my God. Aside from the fact that it's aged really badly—you only have to imagine Brown Sugar in front of your eyes and ears; almost every song sounds the same to me, and equally bad. I was always a Brian Jones fan, but unfortunately he's no longer with us, dead and buried. Now Mick and Keith are alone, well, almost. There's nothing innovative anymore, but that was to be expected. An absolute highlight for me is "You Gotta Move." I could puke. "Sister Morphine" is also completely out of date, and finally, "Moonlight Mile," man, I hate the "strings." And then the cover, where "little Mick" gets a hint of himself. Bad Boys, maybe they should have let it all hang out, or gone bananas. Stupid album, stupid band. Zero stars, or rather, one.
That's gross.
hate it
brown sugar- what the fuck. an annoying mix of appropriated honky tonk, rock & roll, and southern US history from a millionaire born in kent. sway- mick jagger has a really grating voice. when we talk about word chewing we should include him in that group. wild horses- a song that admits its about nothing i dont care enough to continue
FTRS
BOOOOOOO I HATE ROLLIG STPOE
I just don't like the rolling stones. I gave each song a quick listen and found them dull.
Odio a los stones
bleh the album cover is one of the grossest that has to be out there. I still think ‘Paint It, Black’ is the only good rolling stone song but Moonlit Mile was now absolutely terrible.
Honestly could not understand the words for majority of the album. The instrument section was good but nothing to keep my attention without lyrics
I wish this app would stop making me listen to the Stones. It sounds like a drunk sing-along to songs nobody knows. What in the fuck is "You Gotta Move"?!
does anybody really think that this album is even remotely listenable? there is literally nothing redeeming about this snooze fest. bored me to death.
I don't like Mick Jagger's voice, the lyrics, or the music.
God no. Never understood why people love The Stones so much. This record didn't change my mind.
weird motherfuckers
Fuggin rolling stones man
Didn’t like it and was boring
Meh
Getting a little tired of The Rolling Stones in this list. Not a fan.
Why is the drummer in the back hallway
Absolutely not
Dad rocks sucksx
::reads "Brown Sugar" lyrics hahahaha fuck these culture vultures and fuck their song about raping slaves
Not a fan.
What I can say about this album is that I listened to an album. That’s it. The fact that it took me so long to focus and listen to it attentively is proof enough that I didn’t like it very much. I can appreciate it deals with some controversial topics that must have been not very talked about at the time, taboo. But is the first song straight up racist/sexist? It doesn’t make a difference anyways because I didn’t like it, so I won’t be listening to it. There was a song is particular that made me feel relieved when the singing stopped and the instrumental melodies began — like thank god. I liked I Got The Blues, the latter part of Sister Morphine, Can’t You Hear Me Knocking. Oh god, I really don’t like country. Is this rock or country? The very country ones I don’t like with the weird singing that almost sounds off key because of how squeaky it is. The lyrics of the last song, Moonlight Mile, are kinda good but the sleazy was ruins it for me.
this album can be tortured
Awful.
Shite
Gähn und würg.
Can’t believe this album came out 50 yrs ago. It brings back lots of memories. His voice is a little too wobbly for me. But a few of these songs I remember hearing out of the massive speakers that blared through the ski lodge and lined the slopes of Toggenburg in upstate NY in my teens.